Synthesis and Absolute Configuration of (−)-Phytocassane D, a Diterpene Phytoalexin Isolated from the Rice Plant,Oryza sativa
Arata Yajima, Kenji Mori
Abstract
Arata Yajima, Kenji Mori
Abstract
To determine the absolute configuration of the phytocassane group of phytoalexins, the naturally occurring (−)-phytocassane D was synthesized from the (R)-Wieland−Miescher ketone, in an approach based on the preliminary model synthesis of the unnatural (+)-2-deoxyphytocassane A. By comparison of their CD spectra with those of synthetic phytocassanes of known absolute configuration, phytocassanes A−E were shown to possess the ent-cassane skeleton.
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To determine the absolute configuration of the phytocassane group of phytoalexins, the naturally occurring (−)-phytocassane D was synthesized from the (R)-Wieland−Miescher ketone, in an approach based on the preliminary model synthesis of the unnatural (+)-2-deoxyphytocassane A. By comparison of their CD spectra with those of synthetic phytocassanes of known absolute configuration, phytocassanes A−E were shown to possess the ent-cassane skeleton.
Key concepts: Absolute configuration, Diterpene, Phytoalexin, Chemistry, Stereochemistry, Oryza sativa, Absolute (philosophy), Ketone